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Samplr Input Recording
Just recently got Samplr after hemming & hawwing for months on it, overall it is very cool and ripe with possibilities.
Have 2 questions that I couldn't get answered with a search here and on Google:
- Recorded some guitar into the input sample recorder of Samplr (chain: Strat-->USB interface-->BIAS FX as AudioBus input-->Samplr as AudioBus output). Every time the guitar samples played back at a different speed, not the key played in (usually a half-step down or a step up). I checked/changed all of the playback option controls on Samplr, cleared out all other sample spots, changed BBM...but the guitar was always at a different pitch.
Just did this last night and I admit I am very new to Samplr, so help is appreciated. I used the top sample record function and chose record input like I've seen on many videos (not the mix record option).
- One other quick question, while messing with Samplr last night and doing other guitar overdubs, I am noticing lots of noise/buzz. I use a Strat, so of course single coils are going to buzz, but even in positions 2 & 4 it's still there to a degree. I'll eat the standard Strat noise but this seems like a bit more.
I always gate my inputs, watch the levels and try to stay away from the high gain amp models. I have all the major amp apps (BIAS, ToneStack, Amplitube, AmpKit) with all IAP's and heavy gain is still a short coming of digital amp simulators, so if I really want heavy distorted guitar I'll grab an SM57 and mic my amp. For clean & bluesy, light distortion stuff they're great though.
I am going to douche out the Strat, contact clean the pots & everything, check the grounds, etc. But are there any other methods any of you guitarists use to keep everything clean when recording with AudioBus or AUM, an interface and your iPad?
Thanks, be cool...